Tutorial: Yellow-Green Tintby ~rocketlaunch

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^{I will be using Photoshop CS2 for this tutorial.

1. Duplicate the background layer and go to image > desaturate. Set it to screen at 34%.

2. Duplicate the background layer again and drag it to the top. Desaturate it and set it to soft light at 24%.

3. Go to layer > new adjustment layer > levels, select "rgb" from the drop-down list and fill this in:

Input: 19, 1.15, 242

Output: 0, 255

Select "red" from the drop-down list and fill this in:

Input: 36, 0.67, 255

Output: 89, 169

Select "green" from the drop-down list and fill this in:

Input: 45, 0.74, 218

Output: 43, 179

Now select "blue" form the drop-down list and fill this in:

Input: 64, 0.48, 202

Output: 75, 183

Set this layer to soft light at 36%.

4. Go to layer > new adjustment layer > curves, select "green" from the drop-down list:

Point 1: 28, 30

Point 2: 106, 115

Point 3: 214, 213

Select "blue" from the drop-down list:

Point 1: 44, 37

Point 2: 74, 86

Point 3: 126, 111

Point 4: 217, 227

Set the opacity to 48%.

5. Go to layer > new fill layer > solid colour and type in 85DABE. Click OK and set that layer to soft light at 57%.

6. Go to layers > new adjustment layer > photo filter. Click filter, select warming filter (85) from the drop-down list. Set the density to 25%.

Make sure "preserve luminosity" is checked.

If you do not have the filter option on your version of Photoshop, create a (solid colour) new fill layer of EC8A00 and set it to colour at 10%.

Now merge the layers and you're done!

Stock: ~Impulse-Stock

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